The deaths of Long Branch family members found after a fire at their home Wednesday night has been ruled a murder-suicide.

The home in Long Branch where 4 members of a family died in a suspicious fire (Chris Sheldon, Word On The Shore)

"All four individuals have injuries that are consistent with gunshot wounds," wrote Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office spokesman Charles Webster in a statement about the deaths of Lyndon “Shane” Beharry, 35, Amanda Morris, 29, and their sons, Brandon Beharry, 7 and Brian Beharry, 4.

"The manners of death of Ms. Morris and her children have been ruled a homicide. Lyndon 'Shane' Beharry’s sole injury was determined to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The fire has been classified incendiary in nature," said the statement.

The fire in the home on Joline Avenue in Long Branch started in a second floor bedroom where all four were found. They were taken to Monmouth Medical Center, where life-saving efforts failed, according to the statement.